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Hamlet located 3km from the town centre. Founded around 758 by the people of Cuers to escape the Saracens.
The former Town Hall with its sculpted pediment (17th century door) is located at number 11 Rue Nationale.
Former chapel of Saint Peter (in 1834) with a 17th century doorway.
Former coastal railway station from the late 19th century
The Aqueduct of the "five bridges", located at the beginning of the road leading to the hamlet of Valcros, is a classical building with 9 arches in to
This Parisian artist in search of authenticity has set up her studio near the shore of the Bay of Islands in order to create in all tranquillity for h...
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La Londe-les-Maures
Travel back in time thanks to the Archistoire application, which offers you a virtual tour of the industrial epic of La Londe les Maures.
Armoured stone boundary marker used to demarcate old properties
Stone hut once used as a temporary home for forestry craftsmen and shepherds, restored to serve as a shelter for walkers.
Chapel located in the very centre of the hamlet of Valcros.
Votive chapel built from 1876 to 1879 following the cholera epidemic that spared Cuers in 1865.
Chapel situated in the middle of the vineyards, probably built during the 13th century.
The chapel was probably built during the 15th century, or even at the beginning of the development of the cult of Saint Roch; the building was then lo
Located on the Place Sainte Thérèse, it was built in 1636 and enlarged in 1776 (modified façade).
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